Do you guys ever use pentas in nor cal? IMO they are the best choice as an annual here, but are moreso a perrenial. Everyone uses impatiens in the winter, but conditions have to be ideal to get more than 2-3 good months out of them. A lot of people started using vinca in the summer but we have fungal issues with them. Penta is the old faithful.Posted via Mobile Device

Do you guys ever use pentas in nor cal? IMO they are the best choice as an annual here, but are moreso a perrenial. Everyone uses impatiens in the winter, but conditions have to be ideal to get more than 2-3 good months out of them. A lot of people started using vinca in the summer but we have fungal issues with them. Penta is the old faithful.Posted via Mobile Device

Not really sure but we may have in the past. We've used vincas before. And what is up with the disease problem on the vincas? You are the second person to mention a problem with vincas. A guy I believe from Texas asked me if we are having problems with the vincas here.Posted via Mobile Device

Thanks. We dressed the beds with some red humus. We originally wanted to put in some Deco medium bark but we love the red humus looks much better. It really makes the beds look more elegant. And although this property is a mobile home community, it litteraly looks like a golf course in there.Posted via Mobile Device

Thanks. We dressed the beds with some red humus. We originally wanted to put in some Deco medium bark but we love the red humus looks much better. It really makes the beds look more elegant. And although this property is a mobile home community, it litteraly looks like a golf course in there.Posted via Mobile Device

Yeah, they look real elegant with the red humus, and I almost thought it was at a golf course.

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